História Obscura | 33. Ballet Bolshoi: a fuga dos bailarinos soviéticos

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Link Patreon: patreon.com/bruapodcasts Torna-te patrono! Melhora a tua biblioteca em amzn.to/3IPFp0t Visita bruapodcasts.com para mais informações Moscovo, 1922. O mundo assiste à estreia de uma nova potência: a União Soviética, forjada no fogo revolucionário sobre as cinzas do antigo império. O Partido Comunista toma o poder, silencia a oposição, domina tudo. Mas um antigo símbolo da monarquia permanece inalterado: o bailado russo, em particular a Companhia do histórico Teatro Bolshoi, em Moscovo. Contra todas as probabilidades, a arte dos imperadores é apropriada pelo Partido e transformada em entretenimento de massas. Os russos passam a amar o seu bailado, a ter bailarinos como heróis nacionais, e a Bolshoi é a inveja de todo o mundo artístico. O problema é que, para os artistas russos, o sucesso não é tudo. Contrastando com o regime controlador em que vivem, chegam-lhes notícias do Ocidente, onde podem dançar sem amarras. E de repente, arriscar a vida para fugir parece a única saída. Mas o que tornou o bailado russo tão extraordinário? O que tornou estes bailarinos tão bons dissidentes? E como puderam eles, símbolos máximos da delicadeza, fazer frente a um regime que os queria esmagar? "História Obscura" é um programa da série "Sapiens" produzido pela Bruá Podcasts, narrado por Luís Francisco Sousa. Com direcção criativa de Luís Francisco Sousa Escrito por Renato Rocha Pesquisa por Renato Rocha Direcção técnica de Rita Cabrita Sonoplastia de Sara Millen Identidade gráfica desenvolvida por Rita Cabrita e Luís Francisco Sousa Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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